dictionary of sanskrit grammar

. 33: m fllt l M.Bh.
on P. VI. 1.70.
SIIW furnished wilh or object; a
transitive root; the term is used in
the Sakatayana, Haimacandra and
Candra grammars; cf. Candra I. 4.
100, Hema. III. 3.21, Sakat., 1V.
3-55- '
?riwn?r together with the reduplicative
syllable; cf. gR-qraCT P.
VIII. 4.21.
the case-endings ( of the
genitive plural with the augment g;
prefixed ; cf. HW P. VII. 1.33.
an anonymous ancient
work of the type of the Pratisakhya
works dealing with the euphonic
changes and accents in the padapatha
of the Samaveda. Some
scholars attribute its authorship to
Audavraji, others to Gargya.
equalization of tones; cf. qqfef
c
5TTHS3T lit. capacity of a word to express
its sense; the word is, however,
used rather technically, as
deiived from in the sense of
compositeness; cf. 33 t^.iqr+tre: SWSJT
31 i M. Bh. on P. II. 1.1.
See above. The word is also
used in the sense of ' conformity in
sense ’ or ' connectedness ’; cf. ?§#:
P. V III. 3.41 ; cf. also
R. T. 105; cf. also R. T. g8
and 130.
name of a-Samdhi or euphonic
change of the type of the vowels 3T,
I and 3 being lengthened in some
specified cases chiefly for the sake
of music (HW) or metre. This
lengthening is given the name
in the R k Pratisakhya; cf. 5?%
R. Pr. VII. 1 .
424
graiwrator
srTH^?jrfcRlT